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Bistro de ParisTable serviceAbout Bistro de ParisLocated on the second floor, above Chefs de France Photos from Bistro de ParisReaders' Opinions
I took my sister here for I want to say her 30th birthday. She is not a very adventurous eater, but she seized the day. Escargot? No. Regardless, she made great strides in breaking away from her usual stuff. The room is lovely, the service is what you would expect, the food was very good, the view is great and I enjoyed every minute of it. The onion soup is especially good. They don’t call it “French” as that would be rather redundant don’t you think? - Rob McCullough Great food and great service! There were no children present when we went, which was a nice change of pace. - colleen f The food is nice, but it's a little too expensive for what you get in return. If you're willing to spend money on fine dining, you're better of at Le Cellier in Canada. - Jeremy Haggard
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